Middle school varsity basketball takes the throne at SKAC
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Middle school varsity basketball takes the throne at SKAC
Alex Seo
The middle school varsity and junior varsity basketball squads visited the International School of Busan (ISB) for the SKAC finals on May 22. Six different schools competed: AIS (Atherton International School), BFS (Busan Foreign School), HIS (Handong International School), KFS (Korean Foreign School), ISB, and DIS. The Jets came out as the last team standing and held up their first-ever SKAC trophy.